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LeanPool.NandakumarRamanaRao.NRR.PrimePolyhedron.FoxNeuwirth.StableFullCollarRouteBComplete

Unconditional Route B perturbation on the affine-pullback full collar #

This module combines the two concrete geometric certificates proved for the Step 4 collar:

The open-neighborhood theorem in RouteBSmallGenericPerturbation converts the second certificate into a positive-radius facet-regular perturbation ball. The generic Route B selection theorem then produces a small, frozen-boundary-preserving, prime-equivariant perturbation in full positive-ray general position while retaining half of the Step 5 origin margin.

Item 3.1: the concrete affine-pullback full collar is safe whenever every positive-weight local vertex is frozen. This is the exact support-level hypothesis used by Route B; zero-weight movable vertices are intentionally irrelevant.

Item 3.2: every positive requested perturbation size admits a genuine positive-radius neighborhood around a nearby generic center. Throughout this ball the reconstructed full assignment stays within the independent control radius min eps (margin / 2) of the Step 4 base assignment and every local facet remains regular.

Steps 2 and 3 specialized to the concrete Step 4 collar: for every positive requested size, there is a small generic perturbation preserving the two horizontal boundary assignments, retaining a positive origin margin, and putting every collar cell in positive-ray general position.

theorem NRR.FoxNeuwirthOrderComplex.EquivariantPrismStableRelativeBoundary.StableFullCollarRouteBComplete.smallGenericPerturbation_affinePullback_exists {p : ℕ} (hp : Nat.Prime p) (F₀ F₁ : EquivariantCoordinateHomotopy.ZeroFreeMap hp) (H : EquivariantCoordinateHomotopy.ZeroFreeHomotopy hp F₀ F₁) (A₀ : RefinedAffineMap.StableRegularApproximation hp F₀.map) (A₁ : RefinedAffineMap.StableRegularApproximation hp F₁.map) {eps : ℝ} (heps : 0 < eps) :

An explicit witness form of the unconditional Route B output.